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The Jones Girls Get As Much Love As You Can Mp3, Flac, Wma The Jones Girls Get As Much Love As You Can mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Funk / Soul Album: Get As Much Love As You Can Country: US Released: 1981 Style: Soul, Disco MP3 version RAR size: 1421 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1203 mb WMA version RAR size: 1328 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 975 Other Formats: RA AHX VOC DMF VOX MP1 AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits (I Found) That Man Of Mine Arranged By – Richard Rome*Bass – James Williams*Drums – Quinton JosephGuitar – Cecil A1 4:11 WomackHorns – MFSBOrgan – Lenny PakulaPiano [Acoustic] – Leon HuffProducer – Kenneth Gamble, Leon HuffStrings – MFSBWritten-By – Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff Get As Much Love As You Can Arranged By – Richard Rome*Bass – James Williams*Drums – Quinton JosephGuitar – Cecil A2 4:23 WomackHorns – MFSBOrgan – Lenny PakulaPiano [Acoustic] – MFSBProducer – Kenneth Gamble, Leon HuffStrings – MFSBWritten-By – Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff Nights Over Egypt Arranged By – Dexter WanselBass [Sea] – Steve GreenDrums – Mark DaubermanFlute – A3 Jack FaithGuitar – Dennis Harris, Roy Smith Harp – Walter FileHorns – MFSBKeyboards – 4:40 Dexter WanselProducer – Dexter WanselStrings – MFSBSynthesizer – Dexter WanselWritten-By – Cynthia Biggs, Dexter Wansel Love Don't Ever Say Goodbye Arranged By – Dexter WanselBass – Dexter WanselDrums – Dexter WanselHarp – Walter A4 FileHorns – MFSBKeyboards – Dexter WanselPercussion – Miguel FuentesProducer – 4:38 Dexter WanselSaxophone [Soprano] – Grover Washington, Jr.Strings – MFSBSynthesizer – Dexter WanselWritten-By – Cynthia Biggs, Dexter Wansel ASAP (As Soon As Possible) Arranged By – McKinley JacksonBass – Nathan H. East*Drums – Leon Ndugu ChanclerGuitar – L. Marlo Henderson*, Paul M. Jackson*Horns – George B1 4:16 Bohannon*Keyboards – John BarnesPercussion – Paulinho Da CostaPiano – McKinley JacksonProducer – McKinley JacksonSynthesizer – Michael Nash, Tod T. Cochran*Written- By – McKinley Jackson, Shirley Jones Let's Be Friends First (The Lovers) Arranged By – McKinley JacksonBass – Nathan H. East*Bells – Gary L. Coleman*Drums – Leon Ndugu ChanclerGuitar – L. Marlo Henderson*, Paul M. Jackson*Harp – Gayle B2 LevantHorns – George Bohannon*Keyboards – Ronald E. Coleman*Marimba – Gary L. 5:26 Coleman*Percussion – Paulinho Da CostaPiano – McKinley JacksonProducer – McKinley JacksonStrings [Contracted By] – Billy PageSynthesizer – Tod T. Cochran*Written-By – McKinley Jackson, Shirley Jones The World Will Sing Our Song Arranged By – Gene PageBass – Freddie WashingtonBells – Gary L. Coleman*Drums – Leon Ndugu ChanclerGuitar – L. Marlo Henderson*, Paul M. Jackson*Harp – Gayle B3 4:05 LevantKeyboards – Ronald E. Coleman*Marimba – Gary L. Coleman*Percussion – Paulinho Da CostaPiano – McKinley JacksonProducer – McKinley JacksonStrings [Contracted By] – Billy PageSynthesizer – Tod T. Cochran*Written-By – Phyllis St. James You're Breakin' My Heart Arranged By – Richard Rome*Bass – James Williams*Drums – Quinton JosephGuitar – Cecil B4 4:16 WomackHorns – MFSBOrgan – Lenny PakulaProducer – Kenneth Gamble, Leon HuffStrings – MFSBWritten-By – Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff Credits Engineer – Jim Gallagher, Joseph Tarsia*, Peter Humphreys Notes Grover Washington Jr. appears Courtesy of Elektra Records Paulinho Da Costa appears Courtesy of Pablo Records John Barnes appears Courtesy of Arista Records Recorded & Mixed at Sigma Sound Studios Starship 1, Philadelphia, Pa Mastered at Frankford / Wayne Recording Labs, Philadelphia, Pa Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 07464376271 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Get As Much Love As REP 4251- The Jones REP 4251- You Can (CD, Album, Repertoire Records Germany 1992 WZ Girls WZ RE) The Jones Get As Much Love As Philadelphia PIR 85347 PIR 85347 UK 1981 Girls You Can (LP, Album) International Records The Jones Get As Much Love As Philadelphia PIR 85347 PIR 85347 US 1981 Girls You Can (LP, Album) International Records The Jones Get As Much Love As Philadelphia FZ 37627 FZ 37627 Canada 1981 Girls You Can (LP, Album) International Records Get As Much Love As The Jones Philadelphia FZT 37627 You Can (Cass, FZT 37627 US 1981 Girls International Records Album) Related Music albums to Get As Much Love As You Can by The Jones Girls Dusty Springfield - A Brand New Me Various - Conquer The World: The Lost Soul Of Philadelphia International Records Billy Paul - The Hits - Me And Mrs. Jones (The Best Of Billy Paul) Dexter Gordon - The Resurgence Of Dexter Gordon Third World - Hold On To Love The Jacksons - The Jacksons The Jacksons - Goin' Places Jean Carn - Jean Carn Billy Paul - Only The Strong Survive The Philadelphia International All-Stars - Let's Clean Up The Ghetto.
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